Sothern Stars in Crime and Punishment Drama at Lyric
The Lyric Theatre staged Laurence Irving's Rodion Raskolnikoff in Crime and Punishment with Mr. Sothern delivering a tense study of a half crazed zealot. The critics note slow action and melodramatic overtones but praise Sothern's range in the interrogatory scene and the supporting cast, while calling the play largely unambitious and marred by implausible incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodion Rasknikoff
Lyric Theatre
Mr. Sothern
Laurence Irving
Feodor Dostoevski
Richard Mansfield
Rodion
Charles Henry Meltzer
Manstielé
Sothern
Roedion
Russia
Talen
Redion
Goa
Silas
Union Square Theatre
Adeion Leetine
Rezek
Russian Acting at Dalys The Battle of the Butterflies
Komisarzhev showcased a Russian style performance at Daly's Theatre translating Sudermann's The Battle of the Butterflies. A middle class household tale follows a mother and three daughters with Rosie's romance and eventual engagement. Grieff Feena Bravieh led a smooth cast pleasing a sizable audience. Thursday Mme Kowssky to perform A Child of Nature. Ostrovski first plays by a Russian author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Komisarzhevsky
M. N. Grieff
Theatre as Business Not Art According to N C Goodwin
Wise words from N C Goodwin relay Charles Darnton's note on Otis Skinner and the old masters. The era shifts from art to business, with authors, managers, and speculators shaping modern stage life, while performers must navigate casinolike contracts and lonely New York openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Darnton
New York
N. C. Goodwin
Otis Skinner
Skinner
Garrick
Keen
Booth
Barrett
Joan McCullough
Charlies Thorne
Charlies Coghlan
James W. Wallack
Jefferson
John E. Owens
the Times
Mr. Skinner
Lance
Marshall P. Wilder
France
England
Pires
George Broadhurst
York
Denman Thompson
Academy of Music
Warfield
New Terk
Mitte
Tor Eli
Nance O Neil Appears in Vaudeville at Fifth Avenue
At the Fifth Avenue Theatre yesterday afternoon Nance O Neil debuted on the local variety stage to enthusiastic reception. She performed the chief role in a one act adaptation titled The Jewels, a condensed version drawn from Leah the Forsaken, adapted by Augustin Daly from a German original.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Nance O'Neil
Leah
Augustin Daly
Deborah Albert Whelan
James Thornton
Whiting
Meinette
Stelling
Revelle
Barry
Hughes
Clermont
Animals
Colonial Theatre Sees New Songs by Alice Lloyd
Alice Lloyd began yesterday afternoon the second week of her Colonial engagement. She sang new songs accompanied by Elsie Fay Bert Leslie the MacNaughtons Linton and McIntyre and a troupe of Japanese acrobats. Two performances daily and Sunday concerts. Mr Williams plans an unusually strong bill for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lloyd
Elsie Fay
Bert Leslie
the MacNaughtons
Linton and McIntyre
the Colonial
Mr. Williams
Victoria Theatre Holds Full Houses For Remorse Themed Show
The Victoria Theatre drew full houses in both performances as Eva Tang ar and Vesta Victoria led a varied bill. The lineup featured the Jossettis family of acrobats, Matthews and Ashley, Clement de Leon, the Goudsmidt brothers, Nibio and Spencer, with Miss Tanguay and Miss Victoria performing new songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Theatre
Eva Tanguar
Vesta Victoria
Jossettis
Matthews
Ashley
Clement de Leon
Goudsmidt Brothers
Nibio and
Spencer
Miss Tanguay
Miss Victoria
Tony Pastor Theatre Presents What Happened to O Hara
The chief performers at Tony Pastor's Theatre this week include Burns and Norris in a comic Irish play titled What Happened to O'Hara. Also appearing are Jeff and Lavern Healy Mrs. Mark Hart George F Howanmi and Keegan and Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pastor
Burns
Norris
O'Hara
Jeff
Lavern Healy
Mark Hart
George F. Howanmi
Keegan and
Mack
Colonial Belles Begin Week at Dewey Theatre Minstrel Show
A troupe called the Colonial Belles started a seven day engagement at the Dewey Theatre with a minstrel show that drew audience approval. They will present two performances daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Colonial Belles
the Dewey
German Version of The Little Minister Staged in Vienna
The Burg Theatre presented the German adaptation of J. M. Barrie’s The Little Minister in Vienna tonight. The production was well received by audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
J. M. Barrie
Burg Theatre
Park Theatre Lessees Enjoined by Supreme Court
Justice Carr in the Supreme Court Brooklyn granted a temporary injunction restraining Lee Shubert and others as lessees of the Park Theatre on Fulton street from giving performances claimed prohibited by the lease terms. The injunction was asked by Mary E. Campbell and others as owners of the theater, plaintiffs arguing some Park performances especially on amateur night weekly were unfit for women and children to witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Carr
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Yesterdary
Lee Shubert
Park Theatre
Fulton Street
Mary E. Campbell
Park
Bryan Stronger Than Ever In Connecticut Sees 25 Percent GOP Vote
At the Waldorf Augustus Thomas warned of Tammany moves to block a Denver convention. W W Walker reported to Missouri leaders that Wall Street backed Governor Johnson for NY delegation. Senator McNeil of Bridgeport said Bryan would carry Connecticut and win 25 percent of Republican votes, portraying him as conservative compared to the Republican administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Walker
William J. Bryan
the Waldorf
Augustus Thomas
Tammany
Westchester
Fiske
Walsh
Denver
Mr. Thomas
Progressive Democratic League
Brien
Walker
Missouri
Wall Street
Johnson
New York
Thomas
Harry
Senator McNeil
Bryan
Connecticut
Merritt Gains Permit to Use Insurance for Cliff House rebuilt
Dr Emma Merritt executrix of Adolph Sutro estate received permission from Judge Coffey to apply the $47.6 insurance payout for rebuilding the Cliff House. The directive confirms funds to be used toward erecting a new Cliff House after its destruction in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Emma Merritt
Adolph Sutro
Coffey
Today’s events across New York cultural and civic life
Free admission at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and American Museum of Natural History with a packed afternoon of lectures, exhibitions, and meetings at Hotel Astor and Carnegie Hall. Notable items include a 7 pm Japan Society dinner, a Civic Forum address by Governor Johnson, and a suffragette open air meeting at Madison Avenue. Public programs cover education, health, and social themes across numerous schools and organizations, with many illustrated talks and tours listed from 2 pm onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Amean Museum of Natural History
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hotel Astor
New Century Study Circle
National Liberal Immigration League
William Street
Society For Political Study
Byernor Johnson
Minnesota
Civic Forum
Carnegie Hall
Japan Society
Association of the Bar of the
City of New York
West 44Th Street
Christian Socialist Fellowship
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Massachape
United Real Estate
Turn Hall
5Th Street
Lexavenue
Entertainment Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Madison Avenue
Pierrepont
Pierrepont Street
Brooklyn
Board of Education
Spa
115Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Daniel Ory Mason
Schubert
Mott Street
S. Adolphus Knopf
169Th Street
Audubon Avenue
Sydney
Herpert Cox
Australia
American Museum
77Th Street
Central Park West
Robert W. de Forest
Felix Adier
Robert Watchorn
Ellis Island
United States
Henry M Leipziach
Mission the Immaculate Virgin
Great Jones
Jtaragetic
Charles B. Ackiey
New York Fire Department
New York Public Library
West 145Th Street
Frederick Houkan
T Foernelius
Sahe Street
Herbert F Sherwood
New York Harbor
University
Eldridge Street
Elwood G. Tewksbury
Far East
Park Avenue
215Th
218Th Streets
Wiliamsbridge
Edwin Fairley
Benjamin Wranklin
Riverdale Hall
Riverdale Avenue
269Th Street
Walter L Bogert
Polk Song
Art Exhibitions Show Busy Galleries Amid Strong Season
Spring art season nears peak as galleries report busy sales rooms and rich auctions. American Art Galleries hosts Edward Colonna sale with Japanese prints and orientalia while Yamanaka & Co and Ehrich offer Dutch and French pieces. Montross and Knoedler present broad shows, inclining toward French and English masters with modern Dutch pieces and portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Colonna
Horatio Walker
Montross Gallery
Trevon
Circe
Ulysses
Montross
Mount Vernon’s oldest resident dies at 100 plus years
Mrs Rheua Miller of Mount Vernon died at No 32 South Fifth avenue yesterday from injuries after a fall. Born in Stamford Connecticut she would have turned 191 in April. She was the daughter of Col Seth Webb Revolutionary Coast Guard lieutenant and widow of William Miller a former Supreme Court justice. She left twelve children, twenty one grandchildren and twenty eight great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheua Miller
Mount Vernon
South Fifth Avenue
City
Miller
Stamford
Conn
William Miller
Supreme Court
Seth Webb
Coast Guards
Repays Southern Pacific 100000 After Fraudulent Bills
Telegraph report from Galveston states the Santa Fe Railroad has been reimbursed for 100000 paid on fraudulent bills of lading for 1200 bales of cotton. The bills were made out in the name of Elmer Windstrom who left Galveston and has now returned claiming fortune from speculation. Windstrom also paid the railroad interest on 160000 and the pursuit costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Galveston
Santa Fé
Elmer Windstrom
Windstrom
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels Listed
Prominent arrivals noted at Empire Hotel including Hana Nishimiyi Japanese Imperial Commissioner in Tokio and at Fifth Avenue J A Drake from Corning. Hoffman hosts Alfred C Coxe from Utica. Mrs George M Pullman visits Holland. Waldorf Astoria greets P Guzman first secretary of the Colombian Legation in Washington and W J Conners from Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hana Nishimiyi
Tokio
Japan
Fifth Avenue
J. A. Drake
Corning
Hoffman
Alfred C. Coxe
Utica
Holland
George M. Pullman
Chicago
Waldorf-Astoria
P. Guzman
Washington
W. J. Conners
Buffalo
Weather Forecast and Record From Washington Report
An official Weather Bureau record notes a high pressure area over interior valleys brings cooler temperatures to Gulf and south Atlantic states with rain in Southern New England and the south Atlantic Gulf regions. Winds vary east of the Rockies with a slow rise in temperatures in north central districts by Tuesday and northeast Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gulf
South Atlantic
New England
Middle
Gulf States
Wyoming
East Gulf States
Rocky Mountains
North Central
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Royal Letters Stir English Press Over Kaiser to Tweedmouth
The Kaiser William writes to Lord Tweedmouth, First Lord of the British Admiralty, sparking English press fury. The London Times denounces the move as imperial overreach, but historical precedent shows sovereigns privately corresponding with foreign ministers is common and often beneficial for diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brentwood Company
William
Lord Tweedmouth
Admiralty
London Times
Napoleon III
France
Lord Palmerston
London
Queen Victoria
Prince Albert
Leopold
William IV
Victoria
Lord Melbourne
Lord Aberdeen
Cavour
Victor Emmanuel
Prince Talleyrand
Prince Metternich
Edward
Funeral notices and obituaries from early 1900s Brooklyn and beyond
A batch of death notices and funeral announcements for multiple individuals including Miss Gertrude Leslie-Lakewood, Sudden Lintner of New Orleans, Caroline Macfarland of Jamaica New York, Rhena Webb Miller of Mount Vernon, Daniel B. St John Roces, D B St John Rees, Dr D B St John Roosa, Sarah A Tredwell of Flatbush, Reuben Howes Adderhill, Ants Holmes Valentine, Emme J Walker of Newark, Thomas Wilson of Brooklyn, Elisabeth Butler Woodbridge of Upper Montclair, and Robert W Young Jr of Brooklyn. Entries list ages, relatives, funeral venues, and interment details with cross-cite requests to newspapers for copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Gertrude Lastie
Lakewood
M. J
Thomas J Lediie
Guerets Peirson
Calvary Church
Ftseman
Greenwood Cemeter Europear
Philadelphia
Albany
Lintner
New Orleans
Frances Hatchinson
Iver
J. Albert Lintner
Holmes Hutchinson
Utica
Macfarland
Jamaica
X Y
Caroline M
Horace and
R. L. Macfarland
M. D
Clinton Ave
Springfield
Worcester
Mass
New Haven
Conn
THE
Medical Society Eecountt OF New
D. B. St John Reess
Marble Collegiate Church
J. Riddlecuffe
John van Doren Young
New York Ophthalmological Society
D. B. St John Hroosa
29Th St
St. Ave
W. BE. Lambert
Frank N. Irwin
Tredwell
Sarah A. Tredwell
Daniel M. Tredweil
Lincoln Road
Flatbush
Fhenis
Gregrfield Cemetery
Underhill
Reuben Howes Asderhill
South Elliott Place
Brookivs
Valentine
Ants Holnes
W. H. Valentine
Carlton Ave
Brooklyn
Greeneave
Walker
West Kinney St
Newark
N. J
Emme J
Wm. A. Walker
Wilson
Thomas Wilson
Hancock Street
Tuesaday
Woodpaeridge
Eilisabeth Butler Woodbridge
BH. C. Herri
Upper Mountain Ave
Upper Mountclair
Youmg
Robert W. Youms, Jr
Phebe Foung
Mackey
Howard Ave
Chicago
Royal Letter Triggers Serbian Budget Row Over Heir Allowance
The Crown Prince of Servia declines a 60008 year allowance amid Serbia’s strained finances. He intends to defer payment until conditions improve, prompting backlash from the Pasicz Cabinet and opposition. He seeks clarity from the National Assembly but learns he cannot address it directly without the King's or Cabinet’s mediation. Marquise de Fontenoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servia
Pasicz
National Assembly
Belgrade
Stoyanovitch
George
Servian
Marquise DE Fontenoy
J H Masson declares bankruptcy in Mobile court
James Henry Masson of New York City, linked to a $1,000,000 will contest by his father, filed for bankruptcy in the U S District Court in Mobile. The schedule lists about a hundred creditors totaling roughly $599,600 with no assets shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmagundi Club
Engineers’ Club
West 49Th Street
National Academy of Design
Fine Arts
American Water Color Society
Boston
Copley Society
6Th Regiment Armory
Baltimore
National Sculpture Society
Municipal Art Society
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington
W. A. Clark
F. B. McGuire
Mobile
Ala
James Henry Masson
New York City
United States District Court
Thaw Play Arrests at Columbia Theatre
At the close of a performance of A Millionaire's Revenge in New ark police arrested George W. Jacobs theatre manager John T. Pearsall Mittenthal Brothers Amusement Company manager Harold Vosburgh Gay Rhea and Louis C. Miller of Manhattan all charged with producing an obscene and immoral play based on the Thaw tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Newark
George W. Jacobs
John T. Pearsall
Mittenthal Brothers’ Amusement Company
Harold Vosburgh
Gay Rhea
Louis C. Miller
Manhattan
Beland and Others Death Notices From 1905 TribunE
Death notices appear for Beland, Comstock, Jones, Judge, Keith, Kelley, Lesher and others. Funeral details include Beland with a March 11 requiem at St. Patrick's Cathedral Newark and interment at the Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Other names await funeral notices or services in New York and Brooklyn areas with dates extending through March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beland
Leon
Paul Valynn
Park St
Newark
N. J
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Wooplawn Cemetery Access and Lot Prices Advertised
The Wooplawn Cemetery offers easy Harlem train access from Grand Central and trolleys from Webster and Jerome Avenues, with carriage service. Lots start at 150 dollars. office contact 4356 Gramercy for Book of Views or representa tive office at 20 East 4th Street New York City. Undertakers Frank Campbell listed at 2413 West 2245th Avenue. Private and public ambulances available. Tel 1324 Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
Ad St
New York City
Frank
Campbell
West
Chaneia
Chelsea
Advert for Paris book dealer and Tribune notices
Special notices list Belin of Paris buying old French books and bindings. It also advertises the Uptown Office of The New York Tribune at 1364 Broadway for job applications. Additional items cover Tribune subscriptions, mailing rates, offices, and international newspaper access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belin
Paris
New-York Tribune
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Albert 5
Hawson Sydner Mather
Katherine Witton
E. H. Sothern
Virginia
Hemmong John Teylor
Gladye Hanson
M. Holcomb
ZyHah Shanne
J. Lov Togien Raskatkoff
Sonia Martinova
Crome Avidotta Remarevna
A. D Keller
Anton “Petrositch
Reicher Kokzet Po Ainink Enesehe
Charles Martin Mikoke
Paul Seardon Dmitri
Malcolm Bradiev Mezen
Adoliph Lestina Gagski Pezak
William Harris Meeherka
Tttitit Iit
Virginia Fralick
Italy
Tiffany
Aris
National” Theatre
Antoine
Belasco
Daly's
Wise Words
Rees
Nasional Theatre
Colonial Theatre
Tony Pastor
Dewey Theatre
Park Theatre Lessees
Ehrich
Julius Oehme
Oehme
Mauve
Théophile de Bock
Israels
Mastenbroek
Harpignies
Kemmerer
Schmutzier
Rigaud
Antoine Pesne
Largilliere
Pesne
Duke of Wellington
George Henry Harrow
Francois Clouet
Milton
William Dobson
George IV
Lawrence
Mazo
Cottier
J.S. Inglis
Daniel Cottier
Roybet
Inglis
Raffaelli
Isabel
Daubigny
Dupré
Michel
Diaz
Monticelli
Weir
Emil Carlsen
Bauer-Folsom
Windham Hill
Carlson
Clara Hill
Richard E. Brooks
Edward W. Deming
Rudulph Evans
John Vlanagan
James Earle Fraser
Raphael Lewisohn
Mfe
S. Garstin Harvey
Knoedier Galleries
Edward Burne-Jones
Harvey
Maurice Fromkes
Knoedler Galleries
Mme
Renée de Mirmont
Noé
Walter L. Palmer
Pamela Coleman Smith
Beethoven
Mozart
Schumann
Willi Geiger
Geiger
Caprichos
Goya
Felicien Rops
Aubrey Beardsley
Schauss
Les Femmes de Versailles
Nattier
la Vour
van Leo
Mignard
Clausen
Malcolm Fraser
Georges A. Glaenzer
George H. Macrum
John F. Carlson
Southern Pacific
the Weather Report
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Lecei
Royal Letters
J. H. Masson
Tri-Weekly
Lesher
Charles 5
Emilise T
Stephen Aineher
Bunera Private
Wooplawn Cemetery
Undertakers
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Mexico
Bromns
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
DAILY
Tri-Wex Oaly
Europe
Leversal Postal Union
Nassau Street
Uptown
East 125Th Street
West 123Th Street
West 125Th Street
F Street
Frederick “. Sommer
Broad Street
Tribune of
Brussels
Montague de la Cour
Danes Ian House
Strand
American Express Company
Haymarket
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mal
Unior Bani
Florence
Lemon @ Co
Barkers News Exchange
Via
Te Moenttrasse du Maytence
Saarbach
Sunday Tribune
Langham Carlton
Claridge’s
Howard Hotel
Street Embankment
Queen's Hotel
Upper Norwood
Adelphi Hotel
Liverpool
Midland Hotel
Manchester
Leeds
Midland Hote
Bradford
Wellington
Tunbridge Wells
Midland
Morecambe Bay
Dechy
Hollier's
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Scotland
St Enoch
Llasgo
Station
Ayr
Dumfries
Turnberry
Gibraltar
Cecil
Chatham
Wiesbaden
Munich
Bellevue
Dresden
Palace Hotel
Nuremberg
Europeischer- Hof
Continental Hotel
Austria
Switzerland
Bristol
Budapest
Lucerne
Grand Hotel
Vevey
Hotel Excelsior
Rome
Venice
G. PF Vieusseux Library
Milan
Nice
Cannes
Lg de Nice
Savoy Hotel
Eden Palace
Genoa
Naples
Hotel Royal Daniels
Venies
Hotel
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